Youth performing arts center adapts performances and rehearsals during pandemic
Shayna Ronen from the I Can Do That Performing Arts Center in Danville talked to Mornings on 2 about how the pandemic has adjusted operations and plans to open an expanded studio. Find more information about the center at https://icandothattheatre.networkforgood.com/projects/84095-no-day-but-today-campaign
Three children escape Danville fire, neighbors rush in to help
Madison Habben quickly got her younger sister and brother along with their pets outside to safety. She said they had just finished their first day of school learning from home.
Danville house fire spreads to vegetation, prompting evacuations and threatening nearby homes
Cal Fire is calling the incident the Santiago Fire.
Bay Area couple battling HOA over BLM, anti-Trump signs
One message supports the Black Lives Matter movement. The other says, "Trump Is A Donkey's Rear End."
Alameda Co. sheriff deputy’s wife describes his deterioration in ICU from COVID-19
Maureen Ennor Rocha is hoping against hope her husband can pull through. But right now, it appears COVID-19 is winning.
Son says Danville father killed during off-road trip was asking for directions
Dr. Ari Gershman was shot on the Fourth of July near Downieville in rural Sierra County. Gershman and his son, Jack, had never been to the remote Tahoe National Forest and pulled over at a fork when a man came up behind their Jeep on an ATV.
Danville girl starts ‘The Gift of Being Grateful’ to spread positivity
At just 10 years old, Cienna Lazarus started her own business called “The Gift of Being Grateful” where she paints and sells gratitude boxes.
Danville girl starts 'The Gift of Being Grateful' to spread positivity
Sara Zendehnam reports.
Popular Danville 4th of July parade plans to go virtual in 2020
Kiwanis Club of San Ramon Valley, the parade's organizer, is calling for film clips or photos they would like to be included in a live streamed parade broadcast set for 10 a.m. July 4.
Danville power outage mostly resolved after earlier equipment malfunction
PG&E crews are still at the scene on Sycamore Valley Road, according to police.
East Bay nail salon owner speaks out after Gov. Newsom says first coronavirus case was at a nail salon
Salon owner Jade Phung of Blackhawk Beauty Bar in Danville is defending her fellow beauticians.
Police arrest four teens in Danville, Dublin robberies
Police Chief Allan Shields said the robbery was reported at 4:53 p.m. Friday by an employee of the drug store in the 600 block of San Ramon Valley Boulevard.
‘Shield our Heroes’ provides PPE for Bay Area’s health care, public service workers
A volunteer-based group called 'Shield Our Heroes' is making and donating personal protective equipment to healthcare and public service workers around the Bay Area.
Danville auctioneer develops online platform for charity auctions
Steve Haworth spoke with KTVU's Frank Mallicoat during Mornings on Two on Saturday, March 28, 2020.
Coronavirus at issue in child-custody dispute
The coronavirus figured into an unusual child-custody dispute Monday morning in a normally quiet Danville neighborhood.
Karate business owner in Danville arrested for sexual misconduct with student
The Danville Police Department announced Monday the arrest of a karate business owner for alleged sexual misconduct with a student.
$8M settlement reached for family of Danville teen who drowned during swim class
The family of a Danville teen who drowned during his swim class in 2018 has settled their wrongful death lawsuit with the San Ramon Valley Unified School District for $8 million.
Police explore possible link between Walgreens pharmacy robberies in East Bay
Police in Lafayette and Danville are looking into the possible connection between a pair of robberies at Walgreens pharmacies.
"Into China" exhibit opens this weekend in Danville
Claudine Wong reports.
Danville woman confronts burglar
Karen Harris came face to face Thursday morning with a burglar in her Danville home.